Why Pocket Gopher Control Matters
Although you might not see pocket gophers above ground very often, the signs of their activity are hard to miss:
Pocket gophers are small rodents with big consequences for your outdoor spaces. They dig extensive tunnels, create messy soil mounds, damage roots, and can quickly turn a lush lawn or productive garden into uneven, damaged ground. At YYC Pest Control, we provide reliable pocket gopher control services in Chestermere so your yard stays healthy, safe, and attractive.
Although you might not see pocket gophers above ground very often, the signs of their activity are hard to miss:
Gophers breed rapidly and are active year‑round, so what starts as a small problem can quickly grow into a widespread infestation that harms your entire landscape.
We begin by surveying your property to find active gopher tunnels and burrows. Understanding where the gophers are most active helps us focus our control efforts more effectively.
Using proven trapping strategies positioned in main tunnel lines, we remove gophers from your yard in a humane and concentrated way.
For high‑value areas like gardens or around prized plants, we install underground mesh barriers that prevent gophers from entering or damaging roots.
We’ll suggest changes that make your yard less inviting to gophers, such as removing dense ground cover, keeping turf trimmed, and minimizing exposed soil.

YYC Pest Control is committed to protecting your home and family. We use industry approved solutions that are effective, long-lasting, and tailored to Chestermere’s climate and housing structure. Your safety and satisfaction are our priority.
a:Gopher mounds are typically crescent‑shaped and have burrow openings nearby. Mole tunnels often produce rounder mounds. The control methods also differ.
a:Yes, but success depends on placing traps correctly along active tunnels. Our technicians determine the best placement for maximum effectiveness.
a:Yes. We use targeted and responsible techniques designed to minimize risk to your family and animals.
a:Results vary with the size of the population and the extent of tunnel networks. Many yards show improvement within a few weeks, especially with proper follow‑up.
a:Follow‑up visits and good habitat management help prevent reinfestation. Barriers and ongoing monitoring also keep new gophers from settling in.
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